Labor, Coalition and crossbench MPs afraid at home and work after alleged attack on Helen Haines

Key points

• Federal politicians from Labor, the Coalition and the crossbench have raised concerns about their safety after the alleged attack on Helen Haines, who lost both legs. Security agencies will review safety precautions for MPs' homes and offices.
• Several MPs have paid for their own safety features, such as cameras and floodlights, after risk assessments did not offer them. Reported threats to office holders rose from 951 two years ago to 1,067 last year.
• Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said funding for MP security has increased.